H. Sakai et al., ADSORPTION OF SULFONIC-ACID DOPED POLY(VINYL CHLORIDE) ON BARIUM FERRITE PARTICLES, Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 76(12), 1993, pp. 3136-3140
Adsorption of sulfonic acid doped poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC-SO3H) and
poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC) on barium ferrite particles is described. T
he maximum surface adsorption of PVC-SO3H on barium ferrite was twice
that of PVC. Surface chemical interaction between the sulfonic acid gr
oups and barium ferrite surfaces was examined by adsorption of toluene
-4-sulfonic acid. Sulfonic acid groups were found to adsorb selectivel
y on both Ba-OH and Fe-OH sites by an acid-base interaction. Increasin
g the hydroxyl content on the barium ferrite surface creates increased
dispersion stability in the presence of sulfonic acid doped PVC.